Personally I really just use Vim (or any other editor), and I have JSHint check
my work with
{
// ignore 'Missing name in function declaration' since those are Couchbase
// view functions which don't really have a name
"-W025": false
}
as my .jshintrc to get rid of a none helpful warning. Otherwise I tend to have
a build script installing my views on the server so this is automated as well.
With that in place I develop basically by editing the view code, running "make
install_dev_views", and run whatever query I want to run and test.
Depending on the view code this might be a lot of work so if it is just a
simple one I just try it out in the browser.
Cheers
On 28 Jun 2014, at 21:00, Joel Saltzman <[email protected]> wrote:
> What do the Couchbase developers prefer to use for javascript
> editing/debugging?
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